Bert Gurr has lived in Nevada since 1949 and has strong ties to the community and state. As a small business owner and community leader, Bert has a long history of putting Nevada and his community first. An active participant in legislative and political activities at the state and local level, Bert is committed to moving Nevada forward through commonsense policies.
For more than 40 years, I have been a small business owner and understand the importance of creating jobs. We can restart our economy and create and retain the jobs of tomorrow through conservative policies that create opportunities for Nevada families, especially in rural Nevada.
Nevada needs school choice policies that create opportunities and empower parents to choose the best possible education for their children. We need to focus on common sense approaches, fix problems, and improve efficiencies within our system.
We need more checks and balances, transparency, and control if we are going to reign in the governor’s unconstitutional authority over our counties’ businesses, schools, mask orders and more.
Rural healthcare access continues to be an issue in our communities. We need comprehensive solutions to bring down the costs of life-saving medicines in our most vulnerable communities, and to retain quality medical professionals in rural areas.
The COVID-19 pandemic showed us just how important our law enforcement and first responders are to our communities. As we continue through these challenging times, we must ensure they have the tools needed to protect our communities and do their jobs safely.
Most of our state is owned by the Federal Government, and therefore we need to be vigilant against Federal overreach in our use of and access to public lands. We need to develop and implement policies to consolidate control of those lands so that we maintain the health of wildlife, agriculture and livestock, water, and recreation.
